Will |
A bequest through your will is the easiest way to make a substantial gift. Learn more. |
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Revocable “Living” Trust |
Like a will, making WUSF the beneficiary of a Revocable Trust gives you the ability to control your wealth during life and the additional advantage of avoiding probate. Learn more. |
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| Retained Life Estate |
Donate your home, to WUSF and retain the right to live in or use it. Learn more. |
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Life Insurance |
| Leverage a large gift with a relatively small outlay of current dollars. Learn more. |
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Gift Annuity |
Make a gift to WUSF and receive payments in return. Gift annuities are an attractive option for people who want to trade volatile investments for the simplicity of guaranteed lifetime income. Learn more. |
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Charitable Remainder Trust |
Trusts can accept complex assets like real estate or business entities. A Charitable Remainder Trust is a powerful tool that can provide income for you or your heirs. Learn more. |
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Charitable Lead Trust |
A Charitable Lead Trust can reduce estate taxes by making annual gifts from the trust to WUSF, and then distributing the trust proceeds to children or heirs. Learn more. |
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Retirement Plan |
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current law, the best way to make a gift from
a retirement plan is to name WUSF as the beneficiary
upon death. A retirement plan is often
a person’s largest asset, but it can be
a dangerous asset in an estate. Learn
More. |
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| Stocks, Bonds |
Securities make great gifts because you get a double tax benefit. Learn more. |
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Real Estate, Vacation
home, Land |
Donating property to WUSF can be an attractive way to make a substantial gift. Learn more. |
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Art, Collections, Jewelry |
Personal property gifts may be sold so that the proceeds may benefit the station. Learn more. |
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Patents, Copyrights, Royalties |
Royalties often provide a valuable income stream. Learn more. |
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